Missouri Varsity to Clash with USC on Christmas Grid
Missouri faces a tough Christmas Day test at the Los Angeles Coliseum against the USC Trojans. The Tigers, fresh from a strong season including a Missouri Valley title and a defeat of Oklahoma, carry a standout record and claim top status in the Middle West, aiming to prove themselves against a Surging California, St. Mary’s, Idaho, and Syracuse beat, in a sellout showdown with USC.
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University of Southern California
Los Angeles
California
St. Mary’s
Trojans
Idaho
Syracuse
Missouri Tiger
Chicago
South Bend
Indiana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Tigers
Corona Community Chest Q&A for Corona fund drive
A Q and A outlining the Corona Community Chest nonprofit model. Five organizations share funding: Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts Settlement House Welfare Department of W I. The goal is 3500 for operating costs and emergency aid for Corona residents with a volunteer drive led by a campaign manager and committee.
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Corona
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Settlement House
Welfare Department of
W. I
Community Chest
Corona Calendar Social Events This Week
Masons and O H B S hold Xmas Party at 7 30 P M Monday. W I C meets at 3 P M Tuesday with Anthony Blanks lecture at American Legion Huff Building 7 P M. Lions Club lunch Wednesday at Hotel Kinney. Thursday Christmas Day Dance by Business Girl's Club at C C C 8 30 P M. Rotary Club heads night Hotel Christmas Party C C C 8 P M.
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Anthony Blanks
American Legion
Huff Bldg
Business Girl’s Club
Rotary Club Headnécht
Hotel Kinney
Doctor Hubbard Discusses Christian Science Lecture
Los Angeles pastor Dr Walton B Hubbard spoke at the Coronans Woman's Clubhouse on Christian Science. The event opened with organ selections by Mrs KE Damon and praise for Mrs Eddy's writings. Hubbard, a member of the Mother church lecture board, argued life as spiritual creation and urged right reasoning to understand God.
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Walton B. Hubbard
Los Angeles
Coronans
Mrs. Eddy
Dr. Hubbard
N. C. Kelley
Hubbard
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Suspect Arrested in Winn Murder Mystery
Harry O. Baker, 28, one of two men sought in the murder of San Bernardino taxi driver James Winn, was captured by deputies in a hobo camp near East Highlands while en route to Arizona. Evidence shows Winn was killed November 28 and his body dumped under a deserted shack. Baker denies the slaying but officials expect conviction from circumstantial evidence. Alberts remains at large.
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Harry O. Baker
James Winn
San Bernardino
Yesterrday
Arizona
Winn
East Highlands
Santa Ana
San Bernardino County
Perris
Baker
H. B. Alberts
Alberts
Baker Senior
Fred Weaver
Earnest Luffin
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colton
Riverside County
Highland
Young glass winner of another turkey at Riverside shoot
Mac Glass was the sole Coron man among about thirty gun artists to win a turkey at the Riverside Rifle and Pistol Club event held yesterday at the Box Springs range. Traps were busy all day during the annual contest.
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Mac” Glass
Riverside Rifle and Pistol Club
Box Springs
New Alvord Auditorium Dedicated by Community
The Alvord school formally dedicated its new auditorium Saturday night under the direction of the school board and farm center. Christmas decorations brightened the rooms as more than 150 patrons and pupils attended the event.
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Alvord
Farm Center
Riverside Plans Welcome With Oranges
Riverside plans a welcome for eastern visitors by distributing fresh oranges on the Union Pacific Los Angeles Limited. Prominent railroad officials and Riverside maidens in Spanish dress will greet travelers as the train stops in Riverside, promoting Southern California as a tourism hub. The program aims for a longer season than last year with increased visitors and more tours, including stops at the Mission Inn.
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Union Pacific
Los Angeles Limited
Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
East
Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Mission Inn
Rain Promised By Forecaster Alexander
Forecaster G. W. Alexander predicted unsettled weather with rain likely easing the recent warm spell. A storm moved southward toward the southland with rain possible at any minute, reaching as far as Fresno and San Luis Obispo yesterday. San Francisco and the bay region experienced heavy rainfall Saturday and Sunday causing street flooding and drain overflows, with 0.42 inches in the last 24 hours. the fire department diverted pumping duties to the board of public works to protect its operations.
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G. W. Alexander
Alexander
Southland
Fresno
San Luis Ouispo
San Francisco
Corona
Deoce
San Praneisco
Bay
Board of Public Works
Pastor backs unmarried tax to curb race death
New York pastor Dr. S Parks Cadman urged a tax on bachelors and spinsters as a method to check what he called death by own action. He said unmarried men and women should pay for their freedom.
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New York
S. Parks Cadman
Sindecor Family to Spend Christmas in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs F EF Sindecor and their children will visit relatives in Los Angeles for Christmas Day.
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F. EF. Sindecor and
Los Angeles
World News in Brief Highlights From U S and California
Samuel Gompers estate valued at 30000 dollars reported in Washington. In Long Beach an aerial contest ended with two planes crashing near a crowd of 7000, one plane falling 2000 feet and the other 500 feet. Census bureau data show U S expenditures on perfumes cosmetics and toilet preparations totaling 117175741 for the previous year, up about 26000000 from 1921. Senator Copeland stressed the Muscle Shoal bill as vital, proposing nitrogen production, fertilizer, and a power system to aid manufacturing. In Los Angeles Mulholland opposed a low Boulder Canyon dam bill as insufficient for domestic water supply, while Fredericks pushed a low flood control dam bill. Southern California groups denounced Fredericks proposal as delaying high dam plans for Colorado River development.
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Long Beach
Washington
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Los Angeles
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
California
William Mulholland
Municipal Water Bureau
John LD. Fredericks
Congress
Fredericks
Southwest
Colorado
Multiple Accidents Mark Corona Yesterday
A series of mishaps in Corona-Circle G included Mrs. Goldie Torn of Los Angeles killed in a rollover on the Corona-Chine highway six miles from town. Louis Torn, the driver, and his five year old son escaped minor injuries. Lewis of Hemet suffered a fractured skull at the Perris ball park after being hit by a pitch. Marvin Brown, eight, of 810 Merrill Street, broke an arm when his coaster tipped over. Frederick Kuster, seven, broke his arm after falling from a bicycle.
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Corona
Goldie Torn
Los Angeles
Rin Lewis
Hemet
Marvin Brown
Torno
Corona-Chine
Louis Torn
Torn
Elsinore
Tom
B.S. Allison
Lewis
Toigh Skinner
Perris
Skinner
D. A. Crew
Standard Oil Company
Attemet
Merrill Street
Brown
E. Shank
Frederick Kuster
Fritz Kuster
Crew
Frederick
Mr and Mrs M M Mowles Spent in Glendora and Monrovia
Mr and Mrs M M Mowles of 728 Victoria Street were noted for spending time in Glendora and Monrovia in a brief social-item notice.
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M. M
Mowles
Victoria Street
Glendora
Monrovia
Fitch Sues For Land $10,000 Interest Claim
M B Fitch files suit in superior court alleging $10,000 paid to form a partnership for the purchase of 80 acres known as the old Phillips quarry. He seeks return of money, a court order granting him a 50 percent interest, and a restraining order to stop sale of the land valued at about $40,000 against Lucien J Clarke and Cynthia Fay Clarke.
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Max
Fitch
Superior Court
Lucien J
Cynthia Fay Clarke
Old Phillips Quary
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Iowa
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Lions Club
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Turkey
Riverside Groves
World News
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Census Bureau
Circle GY
M. B. Fitch
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